Singapore's T stands for Transformers 30th anniversary exhibition

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Singapore's T stands for Transformers 30th anniversary exhibition

had lunch @ Canton Paradise @ Jcube

dun know which hungry ghost got into us, we order way way way too much food....

we have tim sum

this steamed custard bun was a god-sent.... wooo.... yumz yumz yumz...

scallop chee cheong fun

main dish for lene... i took 2 pieces of 烧肉, super yumz too as it was 咸得刚刚好... =D

my bowl of shrimps wantan noodles... luv the shrimps.. big, succulent, fresh!!!

spinach with egg ... definitely taste better than it looked...

红油抄手....

ordered this but din get to try any cos lene had to pack all three home as there was absolutely no stomach space for them... =(

sharing this promo which i saw while lene was making payment.... i would say it's very worth it....

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transformers time after lunch... took bus 335 from jurong bus interchange to science centre as we were too lazy to walk there under the sweltering sun....

the exhibition is now on till 1 March 2015... ticket price at $30 per adult ... 10% discount for NETSFlashPay cards

this climbing out from the ground robot was located outside science centre ....

interesting laser game where players try to avoid the laser beams in a dark room.... would luv to give it a try if not for the long long long queue of at least an hour?!?!?!? .... only 2 players were allowed in the game at any one time which i tot was rather inefficient.... =S

a total of 3 craft stations... kiddos and the young @ heARTs can choose to colour transformers pictures at 2 for $5, make a recycling craft with beads and plastic bottles at $3

or pay $5 to make this 'wall-e' look alike robot from pre-cut cardboard....

movie time was 11am and 230pm and we managed to watch the latter show... i tot it would be a special movie made just for the exhibition.... turned out the movie was transformers 2: rise of the fallen which was filmed in 2009...

for the price of $30 per adult and $22 per kiddo, go enjoy the exhibition only and only if you or any of ur kiddos are really really really into transformers and if you are interested to watch transformers: Rise of the Fallen with no surround sound and on a hall projector screen... =S

though the exhibition was kind of disappointing but i enjoyed the time spent on such dates with lene